Denis McCauley

Vaccinated people advised to avoid unvaccinated people not wearing masks indoors

GPs insist they have no role in certifying a patient is recovered from Covid

Green leader says ‘too early to say’ if Government will delay plans for indoor dining to reopen on July 5th

As the campaign steps up, pharmacists have yet to administer a single dose

Senior medics say a significant benefit to the vaccination programme would be needed to justify extending the gap

Medics hopeful delivery problems will be ironed out and supplies will rise from next week

Coronavirus remains a ‘very dangerous, very transmissible virus’, says Glynn

Residents of Republic with NHS cards can get vaccinated in Northern Ireland

Varadkar rules out April 5th relaxations in event of numbers going in wrong direction

Deliveries will be smaller than anticipated, with GPs criticising ongoing logistical issues

GP practices faced delayed deliveries, reduced supplies and lack of syringes last week

New legislation to enforce mandatory State quarantine in hotels for passengers passed

Some GPs say space in practices is an issue but IMO believes clinics are the safest place

McGrath says businesses supports can’t run indefinitely but will only be withdrawn as health situation allows

Inoculation of more than 14,400 over-85s begins as community rollout gets under way

Q&A: It all boils down to weighing up risk, and WHO and Nphet view that differently

GPs could inoculate over-70s with other vaccines while pharmacists concentrate on younger groups

GPs now working with the HSE to administer jabs to older people living in the community

Family doctors, pharmacists welcome new €91m vaccination deal with Government

High Level Vaccine Taskforce expected to issue report to Government

Car was travelling at a speed of 120km/h on a road governed by an 80km/h speed limit

Oireachtas sub-committee on mental health told of rise in number of women killing themselves

Resumption of normal life will ‘still take some time’, Liz Canavan says

Vaccination rate of 70% required in population to achieve results, says professor

Dublin and Stormont governments urged to ‘sit in a room and hammer out an agreement’

Family doctors say consultations should only be carried out where they are necessary

The number of GPs has been static since the start of the year, despite Government deal to improve conditions

Representative bodies claim HSE figures on GP and dentist earnings are ‘misleading’

Coroner says inquest will hear about ‘offload delay’ at hospital which led to the delay

Sinn Féin official who had been MI5 agent was shot in Donegal in 2006

John Allwright was sucked into an underground cave and struggled to get out

Inquest heard Kiara Baird and Maria Wallace died when Dermot Dowd (24) lost control of a car in Donegal

Silent protest at coroner’s office in Stranorlar marks 41 years since six-year-old disappeared

A inquest jury returns a verdict of death by misadventure for all five victims

Five drowned after car slid on ‘treacherous’ algae on slipway into Lough Swilly

Frances McLaughlin (72) had been dead for up to 10 days before being found

Mother tells coroner she and 13-year-old were joking together hours before she took her life

Family of MI5 spy killed by Real IRA say adjournments breach right to inquest

Ex-Sinn Féin official confessed to spying for police and MI5 months before he was killed

Former Sinn Fein official confessed to spying just months before he was killed in Donegal